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Jul 21 2022
PVS-Studio vs Hacker: who's a better reviewer?
Andrey Karpov
Sometimes we publish articles about "a static analyzer that surpassed a C++ developer". And we carry on the tradition, but today we replace "developer" with...
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Jul 20 2022
CWE Top 25 2022. Review of changes
Mikhail Gelvikh
The CWE Top 25 list reflects the most serious software security weaknesses. I invite you to read the updated top list to become aware of the changes happened over the past...
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Jul 19 2022
How warnings simplify your code
Andrey Karpov
When an analyzer or compiler issues a warning, sometimes it's hard to identify whether it's a false positive or a real error. Analyzers/compilers can be technically right, but the code also...
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Jul 18 2022
Relocation: QMake -> CMake
Guest
On our way there, we'll walk along the Cross Compilers Street, sit in the Build System Square, and have a drink at the Dependency Management Bar. We'll also visit those who use Qt in embedded...
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Jul 15 2022
Any bugs in your IDE? Checking AvalonStudio with PVS-Studio
Artem Rovenskii
Developers around the world use their favorite IDEs every day to create software. Today we are checking one of them and looking at the most interesting errors...
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Intermodular analysis of C and C++ projects in detail. Part 2
Oleg Lisiy
In part 1 we discussed the basics of C and C++ projects compiling. We also talked over linking and optimizations. In part 2 we are going to delve deeper into intermodular analysis and discuss...
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Jul 11 2022
Static code analyzer vs developers. Here we go again.
Alexey Sarkisov
In mid-May this year we released an updated version of our quiz for C++ developers. It's been 2 months already — keep on reading to learn more about the...
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Intermodular analysis of C and C++ projects in detail. Part 1
Oleg Lisiy
Starting from PVS-Studio 7.14, the C and C++ analyzer has been supporting intermodular analysis. In this two-part article, we'll describe how similar mechanisms are arranged in compilers and...
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Jul 06 2022
PVS-Studio to help with schoolwork-like tasks in C and C++
Andrey Karpov
Today I'll talk some more about questions posted on Stack Overflow — in particular, about another discussion started by someone learning the C++ language. I'd like to note that, if you are...
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Jul 04 2022
Checking Orleans with the PVS-Studio analyzer
Nikita Panevin
Orleans is a cross-platform framework for creating scalable cloud applications. This software is developed by Microsoft, and PVS-Studio often checks its projects. Let's see how many suspicious...
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